Vaultex V351 Vented Safety Goggles, Clear Lens, Anti-Scratch

Lens material: polycarbonate with an anti-scratch coating for durability and clear visibility. Frame material: polycarbonate. Strap: elastic for a secure, one-size-fits-most fit. They are vented to reduce fogging and are designed for protective use in industrial settings.

Yes, the V351 goggles have a vented design. Venting helps promote airflow to reduce fogging, which can improve visibility during extended wear in ventilated environments.

They conform to EN166 and ANSI Z87.1 safety standards and carry a D3 splash rating, indicating protection against splashes and droplets in hazardous environments.

They are well-suited for construction, manufacturing, metalworking, painting, laboratories, and DIY projects where eye protection from splashes and impacts is needed.

Place the goggles over your eyes and pull the elastic strap over your head. Adjust the strap so there’s a snug, comfortable seal around the eye area. One-size-fits-most design aims to fit a wide range of adults.

Rinse with mild soap and lukewarm water, then gently dry with a soft lint-free cloth. Avoid using solvents, harsh cleaners, or abrasive materials that could damage the coating.

Yes. The polycarbonate lens and frame are impact-resistant, and the anti-scratch coating helps extend lens life with proper care.

Both offer clear polycarbonate lenses with anti-scratch coatings and protection aligned to EN166/ANSI Z87.1. The V351 specifically features a vented design to reduce fogging, whereas the V300 variant may have a different venting or frame configuration. For a direct comparison, you can view the Vaultex V351 page and the Vaultex V300 page on Fepy: https://fepy.com/products/vaultex-v351-clear-lens-anti-scratch-vented-safety-goggles and https://fepy.com/products/vaultex-v300-clear-lens-anti-scratch-vented-safety-goggles

Yes, the one-size, over-the-glasses friendly design allows most users to wear them over prescription eyewear, provided the fit remains comfortable and seals properly around the eye area.

Key considerations include safety standards (EN166, ANSI Z87.1), splash rating (D3 or higher), lens material and coating (polycarbonate with anti-scratch), venting for anti-fog performance, strap adjustability, and fit/comfort for your specific work environment.